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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca Some days you’re exhausted. Burnt out. Running on empty.

But life doesn’t stop. Your kids still need you. Your family still needs you. So you show up anyway.

This episode starts off completely chaotic, broken equipment, random stories, sleep talks, theta waves, travel rants, and absolute nonsense, but somewhere in the middle of it all, something real comes through.

Tim talks about taking a trip with his daughter for a volleyball tournament, the unexpected moments that mattered most, and the realization that sometimes the best memories come from simply being present.

Underneath all the joking around is a conversation a lot of men quietly understand:
even when we’re tired, overwhelmed, stressed, sick, or mentally checked out… we keep going because the people we love matter more.

Not because we’re superheroes.
Not because we always have it together.
But because that’s what dads, partners, and good men do.

This one’s messy, funny, honest, and probably more relatable than we intended.

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In this episode of The Quiet Riot Show, we sit down with Jeff Christie, a hardworking father who spent years balancing shift work, sleepless nights, and the nonstop demands of raising four sons through every stage of life. From toddlers to adulthood, Jeff shares what it really looked like trying to be present, provide, and stay steady when life never slowed down.

He opens up about the reality of missing sleep, sacrificing time, and still showing up every day, and how him and his wife built a strong partnership behind the scenes to keep everything running. We also dive into what fatherhood looks like now that those boys are grown men with their own identities, choices, and lives.

On top of that, we talk honestly about relationships, what happens to a marriage when kids take over everything, and what it takes to reconnect and keep the spark alive through the chaos of parenting and responsibility.

This is a conversation about identity, pressure, partnership, and what it really means to grow as a man while building a family.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca What would you do if you knew your time was running out?

We talked about aging, death, and the reality checks that come with it—and how those moments shift your perspective fast.

This conversation took off before we even got to our check-in and went straight into reflecting on recent losses, suicide, and how easy it is to take the people in our lives for granted.

Later, we circle back to our check-in—and it lands differently after everything we’ve talked about.

We also get into the idea of a real bucket list—not surface-level things, but what actually matters, who you’d spend time with, and what you’d regret leaving unsaid.

A real conversation about perspective, priorities, and the things men don’t always talk about.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca What if the biggest thing holding you back… isn’t your habits—but your subconscious?

In this episode of The Quiet Riot Show, we sit down with hypnotherapist Darcy Kernaghan to explore a side of mental health most men don’t fully understand—but probably should.

We break down what hypnotherapy actually is (and what it isn’t), how it works beneath the surface, and why so many men stay stuck in patterns they can’t explain.

Tommy shares his real experience working with Darcy—opening up about what the process felt like, the mental shifts he’s starting to notice, and how it’s already impacting the way he thinks and responds to everyday situations.

As the conversation unfolds, Tim reflects on something he’s been told before—that hypnotherapy could actually benefit him—and we get into why so many men hesitate to explore tools like this, even when they might help.

This wasn’t forced. It wasn’t scripted.
Just a real conversation about understanding your mind on a deeper level—and what can happen when you finally start working with it instead of against it.

We only scratched the surface in this one… and there’s definitely more to come.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca What if the biggest impact on a man’s life happens earlier than we think… and we’re missing it?

In this episode of The Quiet Riot Show, it’s just the two of us again—keeping things simple and real. We start off with a quick catch-up on Tim’s trip, how things went with his family, and a laid-back Saturday night watching an F1 race at 2AM Winnipeg time.

But the conversation slowly shifts into something deeper.

We dive into a question that stuck with us:
When do we make the biggest impact in a man’s life?

Tommy shares thoughts from a recent survey focused on health strategies for men and boys, and it opens up a bigger discussion about how young men are being shaped today. From the way competition is handled in schools to the idea that “everyone wins,” we explore whether this mindset is actually helping—or hurting—young men in the long run.

Are we preparing them for real life… or shielding them from it?

Like most real conversations between friends, things drift a bit. We touch on everyday topics, share opinions, and go off on a few tangents—but that’s part of what makes it real.

At its core, this episode is just two friends talking—about life, about men, and about things we don’t always have the answers to.

And sometimes, that’s exactly what’s needed.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca Friendship doesn’t always mean constant texts or weekly hangouts. Sometimes the strongest bonds are built through shared experiences.

In this episode of The Quiet Riot Show, we sit down with Jon Schneider, Tommy’s friend of over 15 years, whose connection was forged on the sponge hockey rink. What started as “just a sports friendship” reveals something much deeper: how humour, competition, and showing up can quietly become a lifeline for men’s mental health.

We challenge the idea that you need to see someone all the time for the friendship to matter. For many men, brotherhood is formed in the moments between the jokes, the banter, and the chaos — creating a space where they can drop the armour and simply be themselves.

Because mental health support doesn’t always look like therapy…Sometimes it looks like the boys, the locker room, and knowing someone’s always in your corner.

As always, Jon opens up about what’s been on his mind, reminding us that the friendships we overlook might be the ones holding us together.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca Friendship doesn’t always mean constant texts or weekly hangouts. Sometimes the strongest bonds are built through shared experiences.

In this episode of The Quiet Riot Show, we sit down with Jon Schneider, Tommy’s friend of over 15 years, whose connection was forged on the sponge hockey rink. What started as “just a sports friendship” reveals something much deeper: how humour, competition, and showing up can quietly become a lifeline for men’s mental health.

We challenge the idea that you need to see someone all the time for the friendship to matter. For many men, brotherhood is formed in the moments between the jokes, the banter, and the chaos — creating a space where they can drop the armour and simply be themselves.

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As always, Jon opens up about what’s been on his mind, reminding us that the friendships we overlook might be the ones holding us together.

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Subscribe to Email - quietriotshow.ca/subscribe | VoiceMail - www.quietriotshow.ca What do we forget about being boys — and why does it matter for the men they become?

With Tim away, Tommy is joined again by his (almost) 12-year-old son, Jakub, for a conversation that’s equal parts insightful, honest, and unexpectedly fun. Together, they explore what growing up feels like today, the pressures young boys can face, and the importance of creating space for them to be heard early in life.

Blending meaningful moments with a lighthearted round of This or That, this episode is a reminder that conversations around men’s mental health don’t start in adulthood — they start long before most of us realize.

For dads, parents, and anyone who believes emotionally strong men are shaped by the voices we choose to listen to when they’re young.

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